SPANISH FORK, Utah, March 13, 2003 (PRIMEZONE) -- One of the most masterful pieces of work in the universe is the human body. Although man continually seeks to understand it, there is still so much to learn. Think Smart And Live Long: A Review Of Health Care (now available through 1stBooks Library), by Morris 'J' Llewellyn, addresses the many obstacles and problems that are confronted in seeking individual health care. A personal history of the author's 75 years, the book helps the reader understand the problems and avoid the obstacles in order to simplify efforts and establish a good health care program. In addition, the reader will find a broad scope of vital health care issues.
Simply written, Think Smart and Live Long reviews the health care used by Llewellyn and evaluates the health practices and practitioners of today. Llewellyn's philosophy evolved as he traveled and lived in several foreign countries. Influenced by western medicine, naturopathy, oriental cultures and North American and Afro Brazilian cultures, he places much emphasis on long term health practices, self reliance, complete self healing and appropriate lifestyle adjustments.
Think Smart and Live Long reveals significant elements that impact health that many may not consider, such as music, attitudes, spirituality and mind control. The author used these methods in healing his many illnesses caused by inherited weak immunity. Llewellyn's book contains a widespread scope of health care issues for all ages.
Llewellyn has dealt with three life threatening (terminal) disorders during the past fifteen years, yet he has never given in to panic, fear, critical comment or his own ignorance, he says. It has now been eleven years since the oncologist gave him a prognosis of "death within six months." Llewellyn hopes this book will help others find more confidence and strength to take responsibility for their own health, he adds.
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